AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMigration & Labour Mobility: Guyana says it has received six deportees from the US—Cuban and Afghan nationals—under a new “third-country” migration cooperation framework. The deal is temporary, limited, and “vetted,” with Guyana able to reject individuals; IOM will handle receiving, housing and integration support while the US covers relocation costs. Energy & Local Capacity: ExxonMobil is seeking local suppliers for its Port Mourant oil and gas training facility, targeting technician training in electrical, mechanical, instrumentation and process operations. Legal & Human Capital: Guyana broke ground for its first law school at the University of Guyana, Turkeyen—ending the regional placement cap that forced many aspiring lawyers to study abroad. Governance & Infrastructure Oversight: Public Works says it has tightened engineering supervision, lab testing and technical audits as infrastructure delivery expands. Trade & Compliance: The Tourism, Industry and Commerce Ministry warned scrap-metal dealers over illegal copper trade, threatening licence cancellations and prosecution. Business & Youth: GCCI launched its Youth Entrepreneur Conference for ages 10–17, focused on entrepreneurship, tech and agro-processing. Sports: GMR&SC hosts Speedfest Superbike and Vitz Cup Track Day this weekend at South Dakota Circuit.
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